The Congress cited RTI information that shows, according to a news agency report, that a Gujarat district co-op bank which has Amit Shah (in photo) as a director, netted Rs 745.59 crore within five days of the announcement of demonetisation.

“It is currently authoritatively evident that this whole exercise was the greatest trick in free India, reveled to change over its evil gotten ‘dark cash’ into ‘white’,” Congress representative Randeep Surjewala said in an announcement.

Recently, the Indo-Asian News Service (IANS) distributed a give an account of the RTI data refered to by the Congress. These points of interest were gotten by the extremist Manoranjan S Roy and gave by the central general chief and re-appraising specialist of NABARD.

अमित शाह के अहमदाबाद कोऑपरेटिव बैंक के लिए 'नोटबंदी' बना 'नोटबदली'!

Old notes worth ₹3118.51Cr deposited in 5 days of DeMo in BJP controlled 11 District Co-op Banks in Guj!

The RTI data demonstrates the Ahmedabad District Cooperative Bank (ADCB) got the most astounding stores of demonetised notes (among region community banks), and got Rs 745.59 crore inside five long periods of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s declaration on November 8, 2016, IANS said.

The news organization said BJP president Amit Shah was the bank’s administrator in 2000, and keeps on being a chief – a position he has held for quite a long while.

NABARD said today that the stores at the bank were in accordance with its size, and all KYC standards were clung to. It saw nothing strange in the rejected notes saved or traded between November 10 and 14 out of 2016.

“Unexpectedly, the figures of Ahmedabad-Rajkot DCCBs are substantially higher than the zenith Gujarat State Cooperative Bank Ltd, which got stores of a unimportant Rs 1.11 crore.”

IANS watched that all locale helpful banks were prohibited from tolerating stores of demonetised notes after November 14, 2016 – five days after the note boycott – “on fears that dark cash would be washed through this course”.

A demonstrator holding a replica of the old 1,000 rupee note during a protest organised by the Congress party, to mark a year since demonetisation was implemented by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in Kolkata on November 8, 2017.

The gathering stated, refering to data it distributed in an annexure to its announcement (see beneath), that the RTI data “uncovers the critical national picture, which additionally sets up that the whole exercise of demonetisation was intended to profit a select gathering of BJP cronies…”

The poor could not get their demonetised notes exchanged, more than 100 died in queues for their own hard-earned money. But Shri Amit Shah ji’s bank had the maximum currency exchanged after notebandi. Saaf Niyat or Sahi Neeyat, now? #NoteScampic.twitter.com/ynBLDzItQ0

“…States controlled by BJP and its partners/supporters got the biggest extent of stores in the area agreeable banks i.e Rs 14,293.71 crore out of Rs 22,270 crore (64.18 for each penny), contrasted with non-BJP ruled states at the season of demonetisation.”